Study: Homosexual Candidates Are More Welcome In American Politics -- If They Don't Look 'Too Gay'

StudyFinds·Jun 4

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A study suggests that homosexual candidates are becoming more accepted in american politics. However, the study also indicates that this acceptance may be conditional, with candidates who do not appear "too gay" being more welcome. The findings imply a nuanced view of acceptance of homosexual candidates in american politics.

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